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Kevin Hoegger Visual Services is an interdisciplinary design studio specializing in project development, design, identity and imagemaking. The studio is located in Zurich, Switzerland. Thanks to its broad network it works beyond the country's borders – projects in New York, Istanbul, Melbourne and Sri Lanka have been realized.
KHVS works as a service provider for various business sectors and initiates its own design-related projects.
URBAN LEMONADE – founded with Uncle Urban, Jalscha Römer and Kevin Högger – is a beverage brand that produces and distributes its own contemporary premium drinks.
MOCKUP.MAISON – founded together with Michael Kennedy – provides visually appealing design resources and helps designers around the world make their presentations look good.
This website is a more or less current and rather less complete archive of the studios work.
Identity, communication and imagemaking for our own contemporary lemonade brand. Various packaging items, printed matter, key visuals, letterings, snap shots, poster campaigns and merchandising created over the last few years – designed together with Jalscha Römer. Lemonade with and by my uncle Urban Högger.
Productshots by Tobias Siebrecht & Studio Végété
Poster Images by Mischa Schlegel
The project is nominated for Design.Preis.Schweiz 2023
Identity for Café/Bar BELMONO in Zürich. The custom typeface is based on the old sign above the arches visible from the outside – the effect of the 3d-letters of the sign, the letterforms and arches became main elements of the new identity. Further more elements from the interior design were translated into elements used for the graphic design.
Interior design: Super Space Studio
Stool: Viviana Fagnani
Oli Bur shots: Mathyas Kurmann
Our swiss soda brand made it across the big pond. More soon…
Greek/Turkish Cookbook written by chef and writer Ella Mittas in Melbourne. Images by Tobias Siebrecht
MOND is a small boutique hotel on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. The four-room hotel overlooks the rough rocks, palm trees and the ocean. The concrete structure was designed by the Swiss architects Abraha & Achermann and built by locals. Clean lines are complemented by tropical elements and materials.
The branding system refers to similar values – the clear typography is complemented with tropical textures, a rich colour palette and photographs.
Complementary to the visual identity, spaces and objects were designed. The hotel’s shop and rooms were equipped with a specifically designed shelving system made of local rattan. Ceramic clothes hangers can be found in the bathrooms and the inner courtyard was covered with a huge fabric dyed with classic batik techniques and wax-painting. The main entry sign was produced locally from ceramic in collaboration with Jessica Fernando and is directly attached to the exposed concrete walls. The rest of the signae-system was laser-cut out of brushed stainless steel.
Hosts: Jessica Fernando & Renato Kümin
Architecture by Abraha & Achermann
Photgraphy by Ryan Wijayaratne
Identity for DIY-Jewelery-Brand including custom logo-type, print, packaging etc.
Idenity for the label of designer Noelani Rutz producing limited series of high end products
Typographic Identity and custom type
Exhibition identity, publication and annual event calendar for Ortsmuseum Rüschlikon
Visual identity for my brother Sven Högger, architecture photographer based in Geneva. The design is based on a beautiful monospace Typeface by Samara Keller and abstract levels of architectural objects.
Typeface by Samara Keller
Artwork and communication design for swiss singer Sam Himself on Taxi Gauche Records
Signage system with Michael Kennedy. Architecture by Blusch, Images by Géraldine Recker
Poster
Visual identity for Melbourne based drinks company Yumbo. Work done together with Sam Chirnside. Images by Sam Chirnside & Ben Frazer
Various Posters, Hats, Patches, Pins and other merch designed for the swiss band Annie Taylor over the last few years
MIMOSA publication designed for Studio Végété and Sara Merz
WIP Typeface from a historic reference found in Samedan, Engadin in the western part of Switzerland
